Anyone ever had their indiglo's ever go bad? It seems like mine have gone from a great looking blue to a much lighter shade. If anyone know's please help.
95 GS OBX CAI OBX UDP 2.5 catback with Flomaster 40 series Pace Setter short throw shifter ACCELL plug wires Bosch Platinum +4
#12312, "RE: Do Indiglo's ever go bad?" In response to Reply # 2
yeah. that's why some of the local shops around here don't even install them anymore, b/c the customers end up coming back and wanting to uninstall them after they go out. }>
#12314, "RE: Do Indiglo's ever go bad?" In response to Reply # 4
>havent you ever seen on FOX those specials they run "When >Indiglo guages go bad"
LOL! That is some funny ish! Don't say it too loud or they will really run that one!
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#12315, "RE: Do Indiglo's ever go bad?" In response to Reply # 5
I got acautotechnics. They haven't dimmed any after about 6 months or so. I love 'em. Reverse indiglos. I didn't wire the regular way tho. I tapped into my tail lamp fuse under the hood, thru the firewall with some extra wire.
#12317, "RE: Do Indiglo's ever go bad?" In response to Reply # 7
Indiglo's are made out of 'EL' or Electro Luminescent Paper.
Basically, they have a half-life like a fluorescent bulb. They'll rarely go out, but they decrease in brightness quickly then hold a lower brightness for a long time. In my applications, I usually get about 4000 hours of good bright light. After that, it takes several years or more (or never) for them to go out all the way.
If you have color adjustable gauges (multi color indiglow), turning it to a greener tint will make it last a little longer. Blue tint makes its lifespan shorter because it's a higher frequency.